Iconic Skate Spot: The legendary Dallas Kink Rail in La Mesita Park, San Diego (California).

Featuring: Chris Haffey, Louis Zamora, Frank Stoner, Eric Schrijn, Damien Wilson, Mike Murda Johnson, Rob Thompson, Jules le Penseur, Dustin Jones, Robert Guerrero, Jochen Smuda, Brian Shima, Brandon Mateer, Dustin Halleran, Jeff Dalnas, Brian Aragon, Montre Livingston & more.

A compilation by Scoreback (Youtube Channel).

Oscar Sosa - USD 2018. Location: San Diego, CA. Filmed and Edited by Max Manning.

Previously: USD at Compton Skatepark (2018) with Jeremy Soderburg, Oscar Sosa, Joey Lunger & Chris Calkins.

Nearly one year ago, just after Blading Cup 2016, Cameron Talbott dropped me a line like “Think me and Sean Keane could get some pics and clips if we came to SD after the Cup?” The answer was a resounding YES! So for three days in November Sean Keane, Cameron Talbott, and Sean Macgowan and I prowled San Diego for interesting spots.

Thanks of course to Chris Couture and Logan Fowell for the prime hook ups that wasn’t as hard as it cane be, now sit back and watch two of today’s most talented bladers put our town through its paces.

Full Report & Photo Gallery on Oneblademag.com.

Nick Riggle was featured on the San Diego News 8, TV Broadcast.

Video offline.

“Nick Riggle dropped out of high school to become a professional skater. After participating in stunt shows and competitions, including three ESPN X-Games appearances, Nick then went on to get a Ph.D in Philosophy. Now in his new book, the USD professor is helping people make promising connections and find the meaning of “awesome.”

On April 9th, the San Diego Classic Street Contest was inaugurated in America’s Finest City. These are highlights we collected throughout the day. Visit Oneblademag.com

Results

1. Chad Tannehill
2. Tim Franken
3. Anthony Luna

Julien Cudot - US Sessions. Filmed at Rancho Penasquitos skatepark (San Diego), Woodward West (Tehachapi) & Poway Skatepark (San Diego).

Video on Vimeo: PLAY.

Bryan Bell. November 30, 1977- September 1, 2014 (RIP).

We have just received the very sorrowful news that Bryan Bell who had been missing for almost a week, has died in a sudden and tragic way. This was, of course, unexpected and has left his family and friends devastated.

Bryan’s parents, who are serving as missionaries in Belize, were able to come home to be with their family and join them in the search of their son because of the overwhelming and generous giving of family and friends. On the day of their arrival in San Diego they were informed that Bryan’s body had been located in San Diego Bay and that his identity had been confirmed by the San Diego Medical Examiner.

Now the family has the added concern of a proper burial for Bryan. Bryan was the friend of hundreds of people around the world as a result of his career as a professional inline skater. His early videos of the sport captured the spirit and culture of the skating community. Bryan also made many friends through his music and art. He seemed to excel at everything he attempted. But perhaps his best gift was the friendship and unselfish love that he gave to all.

With your help and support we can pay tribute to our good friend, Bryan Bell, and lay him to rest in a respectful and honoring way.

Youcaring.com/memorial-fundraiser/donate-to-help-pay-for-bryan-bell-s-funeral.
Bryan’s memorial service will be on Thursday, September 11 at 5pm (more infos)